I don’t know about you, but it seems like everything is getting cancelled these days. And that is because it is.
LeAnn Rimes cancelled two dates of her tour due to an illness, and now she has to cancel two more concerts. She wrote, “after a diagnosis of covid leading to severe laryngitis, i’m so sorry to have to reschedule next week’s shows. a visit to my doctor for a scope of my vocal chords has confirmed the news and i wanted to tell you as soon as i could. i’m excited to share that we have been able to reschedule and the new dates are as follows. i look forward to seeing you all, soon!”
She was not the only one who disappointed fans. Post Malone is also doing it. However, he is perfectly healthy. The singer explained, “Looking at the upcoming schedule after stagecoach, I came to the realization that what we [he and Jelly Roll] were trying to do, and what’s possible, isn’t really lining up.
“Truth is, I promised y’all beautiful people new music, and I don’t have the time to finish it before tour starts. We ain’t ready for tour just yet, so I’m making the decision to push the tour back about 3 weeks to get this music done.”
Next up is Barry Manilow. The legendary crooner is still recovering from beating lung cancer at the end of last year. He wrote, “Good news! I went to the doctor yesterday and he said I’m making great progress and look great! Well of course I do! Thank you very much!
“All the training and exercising I’ve put in is paying off.
“He did say, however, that I’m not quite ready for Vegas. That means I won’t be able to return for our May shows at Westgate Las Vegas.”
The jingle writer is expecting to perform in London throughout June and in Las Vegas the following month. Hopefully, he will be able to do it.
Music is not the only one suffering from cancellations; TV is feeling the impact too. NBC did not use their Brilliant Minds when it comes to the 2026-2027 season. Therefore, they are U-G-L-Y because cancelled Stumble, the cheer comedy mockumentary, which was too funny for broadcast television, with no alibi. Oh, and they also pulled the plug on Brilliant Minds.
If you have never seen Stumble, you can watch it on NBC and Peacock.
As of now, that is all! But that will change.
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